Pro poker player faces cheating allegations, subject of heated moment at tournament

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Professional poker player Dan Smith had a heated moment with Martin Kabrhel on Sunday after he was eliminated from the World Series of Poker $250,000 Super High Roller Bowl.

Smith and Kabrhel did battle in Smith’s final hand of the night. Kabrhel eliminated Smith with a pair of sixes and as Smith left the table, he took shots at Kabrhel.

"Good luck most of you. I hope you get barred," Smith said as he pointed at Kabrhel.

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Kabrhel asked what he meant by "barred." Smith replied, "banned."

"Your antics are the worst of anyone I’ve ever played with," Smith added as he took off his microphone. "Everyone else, it was great playing."

As the clip from PokerGo went viral, fellow poker player Hayley Hanna accused Kabrhel of cheating.

"Dan is 100% right. Martin should be banned. He has a history of repeatedly marking cards to try to cheat and everyone in the high roller community knows it," she wrote on Twitter. "Not only that but Martin makes the experience unpleasant by being rude, yelling in peoples ears nonstop, taking full time when he knows he’s folding, standing over people to ‘see their stack’ when he’s clearly trying to angle. I’ve never seen such an egregious and blatant attempt to angle and cheat in a tournament in my life.

"Whether you think Martin is entertaining or not is irrelevant. The guy is a known scum who is always going to try to cheat and angle, and he should not be allowed to play with the other players who are the best in the world who have the upmost integrity for the game.